Fine Print: Jack Paar and Miriam Wagner in bed, Bronxville, New York, 1959 Andy Warhol

Fine Print: Jack Paar and Miriam Wagner in bed, Bronxville, New York, 1959 Andy WarholCornell Capa, Magnum photographer, and founder of the International Centre of Photography, in New York. The younger brother of Robert Capa, one of the agencys co founders, Cornells contribution to photojournalism was notably distinct from that of his sibling. Where Robert was foremost a war photographer, Cornell was a self proclaimed photographer of peace; his work dealing primarily with the themes of social justice and politics. Pictured here, actor

Its simplicity and deductive character allow for abstraction… Color is more realistic

and the families of other missing people

he moves between streets under the control of Turkish special forces

This striking image captures a steelworker tending production of coke

While predominantly known for his war photography

where he edited and photographed for the Harvard Crimson college newspaper

Dennis Stock’s images of James Dean offer a uniquely intimate insight into a life on the brink of stardom

eroded by water and wind into unique reliefs and canyons

exploring the evolution of this celebrated work and the themes and questions it raises

In the background

fashion photographer and technical director

Eve Arnold